Bible (ASV) 23: Isaiah

The "Bible (ASV) 23: Isaiah" is a book in the Bible that is believed to have been written by the Prophet Isaiah around the 8th century BC. It is divided into two main sections. In the first 39 chapters, Isaiah warns of impending doom for a sinful Judah and other nations who oppose God. The remaining 27 chapters focus on the restoration of the nation of Israel. These chapters contain passages known as the Songs of the Suffering Servant, which Christians view as foreshadowing the coming of Jesus Christ. These passages are also interpreted as referring to the nation of Israel. The second section of the book also includes prophecies of a future kingdom where God's glory will bring about a new creation. Overall, the book of Isaiah offers both warnings and hope for the future.